Pinedale serves as the gateway to the high desert and mountains of western Wyoming in this 2017 survey. The town grid is clearly defined by historic thoroughfares like Mill St and Charles St, while the Pinedale Cem sits on the northern edge near Pine Cr. To the south, the landscape opens into broad alluvial plains and sagebrush-covered hills, marked by prominent geological features including Ruby Hill, The Mesa, and the distinctive Two Buttes. The movement of water through this arid region is critical, evidenced by the winding path of the New Fork River, the Desert Reservoir Number 3, and local drainages like Pole Cr. Transport infrastructure, essential for ranching and remote logistics, is documented through routes such as Fayette Pole Creek Rd and the proximity of aviation services at Ralph Wenz Field. This map provides a detailed view of the infrastructure supporting a modern Wyoming community rooted in a vast natural environment.
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1955 · Lander
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1958 · Lander
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1961 · Lander
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1964 · Two Buttes Reservoir
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1964 · Boulder Lake
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1964 · Mount Airy
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1964 · Mesa Spring
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1964 · Cora
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1964 · Boulder
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1964 · Pinedale
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